Rennyo

Rennyo (蓮如)
Potret dari Rennyo, digambarkan saat Periode Muromachi
Nama lain	Kenju (兼寿)
Informasi pribadi
Lahir	Hoteimaru (布袋丸) 1415 Kyoto, Jepang
Meninggal	1499 Osaka, Japan
Agama	Buddhisme
Kebangsaan	Jepang
Mazhab	Buddhisme Jodo Shinshu
Kiprah keagamaan
Pendahulu	Zonnyō

Rennyo (蓮如, 1415–1499) adalah Monshu ke-8, atau imam ketua, dari Kuil Hongan-ji sekte Jōdo Shinshū Buddhisme, dan keturunan dari pendiri Shinran. Buddhis Jodo Shinshu sering disebut sebagai pemulih sekte (Chūkō no so (中興の祖code: ja is deprecated ) dalam bahasa Jepang). Ia juga dikenal sebagai Shinshō-in (信証院), dan secara anumerta sebagai Etō Daishi (慧灯大師).

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• Tanaka, Kenneth K., trans. Rennyo Shonin's Shoshinge Tai'i: The Main Import of Shoshinge. A Commentary on Shinran Shonin's Verses on True Shinjin
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